Sony is boosting Memory Stick's profile by incorporating its use into its Mavica line of digital cameras. On Monday, Sony introduced three Mavica cameras with Memory Stick capabilities, the MVC ...

Memory Stick cards fit into slots that are built into devices, such as digital cameras and handhelds. The cards let consumers store data, and in some cases, expand the capabilities of a device.

Memory Stick cards fit into slots that are built into devices, such as digital cameras and handhelds. The cards let consumers store data, and in some cases, expand the capabilities of a device.

Memory Stick cards fit into slots that are built into devices such as digital cameras and handheld computers. The cards let people store data, and in some cases, expand the capabilities of a device.

But not long ago, camera manufacturers decided to adopt a variety of competing formats, such as Secure Digital (SD), MultiMediaCard, xD-Picture Card, Memory Stick, and CompactFlash (CF).

Consumers faced with an array of choices may not commit to Sony's compact Memory Stick Micro format, preferring devices based on ... entertainment devices, computers and cameras, said Martin ...

You can very often recover deleted pictures from a camera, memory card, PC or USB Memory stick. However, to increase the chances of being able to recover pictures after they have been deleted you ...

Insert the memory stick into an SD port on your computer or a memory card reader that's connected to the PC. Click the Windows orb and select "Computer" in the right pane of the Start menu.

Plug the Sony memory stick into the memory stick adapter. Mac OS X automatically detects the stick as an external-storage device and assigns a drive to it. Press "Cmd-N" to launch the Finder.